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Silver Age give the impression that superheroes popularity = comics popularity. The high sales of comics during World War II were caused by large orders from the armed forces, who made those comics available to soldiers stationed overseas. However, comics never really lost their popularity during the late 40s/early 50s (which some people call the Atomic Age of Comics). Instead, a multitude of genres flourished, while superhero sales sagged. The beginning of the Silver Age is connected with the return of the superhero, however, it wasn't until the mid 60s that superheroes became once more the highest selling comics. Finally, superheroes were going out of favor again by the early 70s, with the relaxation of the Comics Code regulations, and the appearance of a new breed of horror (Swamp Thing, Ghost Rider) and fantasy titles (Conan). The historical divisions in ages for American comics is biased towards superheroes, because the majority of current comics fans read superhero stories.

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action/adventure, while JLA and Avengers are action/adventure and space opera, and Fantastic Four is sci-fi and action/adventure. Marvel's Captain Marvel depends on which character we're talking about, and it depends on the writer. Mar-Vell goes from sci-fi and espionage to space opera, and Genis started as a mixture of sci-fi and teen drama (and action/adventure) with Fabian Nicieza, and then changed to humor/buddies/philosophy/social issues with Peter David (hard to quantify PAD, innit?). And what about Hulk, or Hitman (crime? dark humor?) or Starman (could this one be considered biographical)? --

2973:, yet they are listed only as "Comic book titles" or "DC Comics titles". It's true, "Superhero comic" would not be a particularly useful category, as it isn't exclusive enough. Horror, Crime, Sci-Fi, etc. all seem like potentially useful categories however. Perhaps a distinction between solo superheroes and superhero teams? Or possibly a distinction between "straight" superhero comics like Superman, as opposed to more genre blending superheroes such as the afforementioned Swamp Thing. -- 31: 3113:, the page seems to be entirely about a character (or multiple characters) that has crossed multiple books, leaving no clear place to add information about the book of the same title. Maybe there should be a clear standard for this... A standardized division of story and "real-world" history (to the extent that one is possible) may help, especially on larger pages. Any thoughts on this? -- 2253:" page, which is like the Knowledge (XXG) Peer Review page, but for the narrow audience of the WikiProject. I think it's a really good idea; i just worry it would get overrun by people just making substubs and throwing them on the page (*cough* Brown Shoes *cough*). Still, if we can keep the load down, I think something like that would help us get articles up to FA status. -- 3886:

The only reference of importance that I can recall is that the Sentinels (for example, Nimrod) used it as a one of the power levels for their mutant detection sistems. Nimrod itself was considered "Omega Level" and compared itself to Phoenix (Rachel Summers, at the time she had Phoenix-Force powers.)

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The policy generally agreed on above was that unless the Ultimate character has their own title, then they would just have a mention and comparison on the main character's page. I don't think that minor costume and personality changes should be enough, given that, for the most part, the character is

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There isn't really a formal proceedure, mainly you just ask other people involved if they think it's time to be rid of it or not. Personally, I think it's close, if not there, already, though I'd definatly get rid of the cover of "clockwork thugs" at the bottom, since essentially the same image is at

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is the first article that I wrote (and so far the only one). There is a cleanup notice at the top of it and I'd like to get that article to the point that it doesn't need it before I write any others. I'd like some advice on what can be done to make it better and I figure if I get this advice now any

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springs to mind as both superheroic and crime/police procedural, where would you put Gaiman's Sandman, fantasy, horror or superhero, it mixing all three genres, and Swamp Thing again is a similar mix, and then there's Cerebus, which is fantasy and humour and religion and who knows what else. I agree

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Personally I think it is too early to tell. Public perception is that this is DC's "Ultimate" line, however their editorial staff deny that completely. Frank Miller says he is writing AS Batman to fit into continuity basically writing his Batman year two. I cannot see how you would write the entry

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I expanded the Atlas and Turbo pages. For the Atlas page I added a picture but I'm not content with it; however it was the only comic book cover image of Atlas I had. I've since found a much better image but its source is unknown to me (I took it from a website; it appears to be from one of Marvel's

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in that sense; he's very enthusiastic, and after a while you get the feeling that he doesn't really intend to troll, but his actions are ultimately damaging to the 'pedia. However, the one thing that I've caught him on several times is copyvio- he has a bad habit of transplanting whole sections of

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I've taken a look at the Golden Age, Silver Age and Modern Age articles, and I was astounded how much bias there was towards superheroes. While the Modern Age article actually acknowledges certain events such as the rise of the direct market and the recognition of creator rights, the Golden Age and

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Xastic's idea seems pretty interesting. Non-superhero and other genres of comic books could be informatively organized in more specific categories, which would definitely makek our categories more browsable. This is similar to the problems we had using superhero infoboxes for non-superhero comic

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and I could already come up with quite a list of things to improve about the article, but I think this is not really the right place for that. I still think the best idea would be to form a Colaboration-thingy and then focus on getting these (and other) articles improved. But a Comics-related Peer

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to the point where the edit and fiction warnings can be removed. What is the proper procedure I have to go through to have this happen? I don't want to step on any toes unintentionally. I still don't know if this is even the proper forum to be asking about all of this. If it isn't I apologize for

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Sorry, didn't mean to be abrasive. I had actually put a sepatate Blur entry in September, but someone erased it. I've already categorized the new version (as asked by the note on that page) before coming here, and already made mention of Squadron Supreme. Also added a Blur (disambiguation) page,

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And you're right about a bias towards cbs on my part - my bad, as it were. Change "comics" to "comic books" though and I pretty much stand by what I said about struggling to find hand-lettered comic books. Near-enough all of the "big two" have changed over, and many indies computer-letter because

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Not only am I (admittedly) slightly lazy, I thought it would be a good point to bring up because it seems that Wikipedians don't just translate a page, they add info or create an entirely new page without knowledge or recognition of the English language one. With this info in mind, it may become

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DC Comics started a new ongoing series "All-Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder" and "All-Star Superman". So what is All Star ? There were references to it being like the silver age, so is it a continuation of the silver age storys, or is this a fresh start “reboot” with it’s own story line and

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Something should be done about this guy. I'm sure he means absolutely no harm and has only the best intentions, but it seems he often adds articles about things he has at best little knowledge of and his edits tend to seriously lack grammar and are probably more work for others to clean up than

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in that category, which I don't think is what you intended. The other subcats of "Comic book titles" don't need to mention comics because they already include the name of a specific comic or publisher. ...Which brings up another question: is it really a good idea for "Comic book titles" to be

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Sorry to Xastic. I think it's a great idea to divide by genre, yeah, but I believe superheroes would be problematic. While most fall under the category of action/adventure, some of them are cross-genre and would belong in the action/adventure anyway: Daredevil and Batman are both crime and

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SoM is correct, I meant adding genre subcategories that could be applied to the various comics articles. My thinking was that there are quite a lot of articles on comics and it might be helpful to have subcategories of some kind. Genre categories just seemed like the most obvious choice.

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In general, the article seems to ignore the post-computer lettering explosion of the use of shapes, fonts and colours in speech balloons in US comics at least - and, indeed, the fact that since DC Comics completely ended the use of hand lettering a year or two back, with only a very few

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I appreciate WikiProjects are for contributors, but I figured it would help if readers came through from the portal if interested in joining to a familiar format. As to the lilac, it's hard to find colours that look good on a blue background, but feel free to try other colours.

2491:"In a font similar to Comic Sans" - Kill It. I've never seen a single US or UK professional comic that uses any font even vaguely resembling CS, with fonts resembling specific hand letterers having become "standard" of late in US comics, apart from a few mixed-case experiments. 455:

Okay, a rough version is put up, subject to mucho revisions (not the best piece of writing I've ever come up with, I'll admit). As it is, those books are extremely hard to follow. I'll be putting up links to some criticisms of the Deathmate miniseries in the near future.

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If you were going to do it, you'd either have to ignore superheroic aspects completely and just list superhero/action under "Action", superhero/crime under "Crime", etc; or else split "Superhero" into many subheadings, and not have any base "Superhero" entries. -

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The thing is, he (Ultimate Cap) is pretty different from his 616 counterpart. His costume and tactics/methods, for example (with the latter being VERY different). Also, as I stated above, with the current story arc, Ultimate Cap's article is going to get

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Where can I find a good definition of "omega level" in respect to the Marvel Universe measure of strength of a mutant's powers? I heard this on a comic board, but I can't find it on wikipedia, and was wondering if the term has a canonical definition?

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Universe books.) I also have an image of the cover of New Thunderbolts #12 which features Atlas in an action shot, but it looks a bit awkward. Which should we use? I also removed the Stub tags from both pages, please see if this was correct to do.

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The groth renaming is significant as far as I know in being the first usage f the term comics in reference to an artform, although I am happy to be corrected there. I placed the logo there ages ago as a placeholder to convert it into the logo for

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In spite of the name similarity, they don't appear to be the same person. M.C. Brown Shoes seems to be a quite regular contributor, and his edits are mainly about music. Brown Shoes22 is Canadian, while M.C. seems to be Australian according to

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There are no comics which "deal with the topic." It's background detail, thrown out as a synonym for reallyreallyreallyreally powerful in various mutant books in the past three or four years. And on the first part NO!!!!!!!!!!!!, and no. -

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I can't see a lot wrong with it, to be honest, it needs a copyedit but it looks like what I think an article about a comic book series (as opposed to characters) should look like. The text needs tweaking, it might be worth breaking out a

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Err, it's kind of... busy? Shouldn't we be more concerned with keeping in line with other WikiProject pages than our portal? Portals are for readers, WikiProjects are for contributors, at least that's how I've always looked at it.

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What's up with speech balloon? I'll start scanning pictures for the British comics article. ACB and Superhero are going to have to be referenced then. I'll contact people in the edit history and ask them if they can reference it.

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Just a note, I happen to have admin powers, but deletion process would still have to be followed to delete that article, as there is a somewhat notable article history. The only articles I can delete without going through VFD are

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I've noticed a consistent inconsistency throughout the comics pages. ;-) It seems like writers of some of the articles are never clear on whether the article is based around the title character or the book itself. Thus

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It's not a bad idea, we should start unifying our efforts a bit better. Although the to do list really only has a couple of things left to get done, doesn't it? We need exemplars, the rest is pretty much done isn't it?

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I must agree with Jamdav. Not only is the infobox unneccisary, but the description of Captain America could be cut down to a discussion of the differences between the two versions (since there's considerable overlap).

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Caption boxes "are usually connected to the edge of the panel"? Only artist I've ever seen that happen with is Walt Simonson's art, where he prefers to alter the edge of the panel shape, especially when working with

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into it? When I added the Bronze Age text to American Comic Book there was a claim that there was a "consensus" not to use the Bronze Age, which seems a little dubious to me--the whole concept is too well known.

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No need to join in the fray, guys. It was just a miscommunication between me and Hiding. I was very excited about finding really good literature on comics and I got a bit carried away with trying to standardize

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The problem with lilac is similar to the problem with grey - it's a "dead" colour, especially when surrounded by grey. I'd like something a bit more positive, although I'll wait for opinions from other people.

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I agree with FS 100% here. The problem is that there doesn't seem to be any process for this sort of thing. He's been asked on his talk page to no effect. If he was being malicious, we could just report him at

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It's very unlikely that a robot could have THAT much power, so it is infered that Omega Level represents the maximum that Sentinel scanners can measure, and that cosmic levels of power are beyond that level.

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Plus, there should be consistancy in linking years. Currently some years are linked, others not. I personally think years are generally overlinked in many Knowledge (XXG) articles and should be cut down (see

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have turned the article from a respectable large stub to a trivia dump, with a plot synopsis so big I don't feel the need to read the comic at all. He's also the one who created (and continues to "update")

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For the beginning we can use those you put in, but for the future there should be some guidelines for how to nominate an article and how many votes it needs in what time to become an acutal collaboration.

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You can revert if you want to, or try some other colours, without any shadow of an objection from me. I'm pooped and haven't got it even nearly right to my satisfaction yet. Someone else can try now... -

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Shouldn't the name of that category be something like "Adult humor comic books"? I know it's within the "Comic books" category, but category titles should be sufficiently specific by themselves.

3550:), and BS22 revert everything without regard to other improvements by Tenebrae. Tenebrae reverted back to his version. I moved the Blur back in, keeping Tenebrae's changes and explained why in 2330:

Actually, it would be helpful if you did reveal your thinking, or improved the articles as you see fit. As we have noweher else to discuss these things yet, I would suggest either here or the

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I don't see the problem myself. You could get rid of the picture, as Ultimate Captain America looks exactly the same, or get rid of the entire infobox and put the info into the main article.

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I'll admit that. But aren't we wanting to make these pages accessible to everyone? Putting Tim Drake instead of Robin would probably not make sense to the average reader. I'm just saying.

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Oh yeah, fair play. I don't mind that much. Yeah, it was probably a bit much, but you don't know until you try. At least it's still there in the edit history if it is ever needed again.

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Basically, it's a bit long, you don't need every cover (indeed, if you look at the section just above this, you'll see why it's an actual problem), STB has a few formatting problems (see

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I half-disagree with SoM's point. If someone has a confusion about a term, then an encyclopedia article is needed. Since this is a small, insignificant fact, perhaps an article entitled

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Abrasive as he's been about it though, I have to go with Tenebrae on this one. Maybe a mention at the end of the SqSup Whizzer section would be a good idea, but having the content at

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article. This would be alright for a while if it were a redirect, but since it isn't, I think that we should try to fix as many links as possible. Additionally, many links point to

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is appropriate; I wouldn't call this vandalism, just really annoying behavior that deserves some organized review. It doesn't matter that someone on IRC thought it was no big deal.

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There's a dispute going on regarding the correct placement of this article, either at American comics or American comic book. Please help form a consensus one way or the other.

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I just read the beginning and I think it still needs some copyediting. For example, titles should be in italics, and the article needs some more links in the lead (and strangely

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would provide any definition, but please feel free to amend both that and the definition of comics. I agree about the twentieth century. Most of the British stuff is found at

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I'm not a member of this project, but I thought I'd throw this out there. Knowledge (XXG) has a list of films by genre. Any plans to implement something similar for comics? --

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Neutrality - the whole thing in general seems skewed towards "independent" US comics, with manga and superhero comics only an afterthought, and UK comics not mentioned at all.

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Right, that gives me something to work on, ta. Now I do see why you were surprised. I was just nominating it on article length, not actually giving it more than a skim. :(

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Based on no more than a quick flick-through, Comics is a maybe; British comic has no pictures ACB has no references, Superhero has no references, and I'm amazed you even

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other websites. He seems to have stopped the copyvio recently though. We've cautioned him on substubs a lot, and it's really frustrating that he's back on that. -

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I revived the article about comics collecting since the term seems to be much more common today than at the time of the discussion that decided to merge it with

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template recently to include a couple of "improvement", etc, bits, but everything we've done has been ad-hoc. We probably need to start doing stuff like that. -

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The warnings on his talk page are sufficient enough to merit some response from him... If he continues to misbehave and not respond at all, you should begin the

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on each individual Ultimate character's talk page instead of on this page as I have indicated him to do several times, he is also creating sub-stub articles at

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Oh, and thought balloons have become very rare in US comics in recent years, with thoughts (where used) now only used as first-person narrative caption boxes.

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The concept is known, but the definitions are all over the place. Everyone agrees that the Silver Age started in 1955-56 (depending on whether you favour the

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I'd go with the NTb #12 cover. Besides, the close up on the A/T #6 thumbnail (And "low resolution" means 72dpi, not a thumbnail), is of Zemo, not Josten. -

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I agree, something needs to be done. It's not just bad English, it's also bad formatting. He elicits more cleanup work than he adds useful contributions. —

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In the 2000s, Stan Lee did his first work for DC Comics, launching the Just Imagine... series, in which Lee reimagined several DC superheroes including

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books. Though our wikiproject has a slant toward the action-books, we definitely need to make sure that our policies apply equally to other books. --

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pages are the best places. This is the WikiProject for comics. Where better to discuss the page itself, and what better article to have featured?

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I'm not talking about the article names or links to articles. I'm talking about ], as in what to call them in the infoboxes and lists. Referencing

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Is there anything TO say? Something needs to be done about this guy. Even if he's not intentionally vandalising, that's the effect he's having now.

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Right, taken a random selection from the above for the article requests section and linked the rest as "more". And if the copyedits get done, look

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any more. I asked on the IRC channel the other day, and got something along the lines of "Well, copyediting's minor, as long as he's not breaking

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also doesn't seem fleshed out enough to be an FA. I'm not sure what other major articles to focus on, but those seemed like big titles to me. --

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He says on his user page that he's dyslexic, and I also can't help but wonder if he has more learning problems like that. He seems similar to

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The latter - Roman numerals are too ambiguous, especially with the habit they have of being screwed up by obscure one issue "Robin"s, etc. -

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Well, I just thought we should try and focus on the medium before we hit any more characters. But I agree the next step is a collaboration.

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Does it merit its own article or a mention on the strength level article? Can anyone recommend comic books that deal with this topic? --

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I apologize if this is an inapropriate place for this, but this is the only place I could find that seemed like a good place to ask this.

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I was thinking fortnightly, but I'm not fussed either way. Weekly just means more work given there is likely to be few users involved.

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is like that, that's true, but not noteworthy. It's been used for donkey's years elsewhere to signify someone speaking from off-panel).

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Someone draft one then (not me, I'm not exactly the best guy to do so). I think he's had enough warnings on his talk page by now -

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process, which would start with an RFC. If he ignores the RFC, then the arbitration committee can look into the case further. --

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page. Tenebrae removed the content about the Blur from the page, but did not bother to move it to a page of its own (currently,

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is cluttered as hell, a prime example of fan boy need to add every little factoid. It also needs sourcing. Anyone want to help?

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Initial thought is that it would be a good idea in theory but quite hard to implement. I can see a lot of dual listed comics,

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has got to go; edit it down to about 100 words, stick it in the main article, and delete it. Must we put it through VfD, or is

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I think there's still plenty work to be done on those. From the first look, they definately need some images (well, except

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easier for programmes like COMICSCOTF to improve the page by adding info in from one of the different language's pages. --

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At the time the series was still under publication. It finished up last Wenesday, so I removed the tag a day ro two ago..

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since there are several other Blur entries. Thanks, and again, sorry for any bad feelings; genuinely wasn't intended.

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Yes, I know. But after all, what's WikiProject Comics for if not to increase the quality of articles like that? --

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and some suggestions what could be added/improved about the article and thought this might be a better place than

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WEll, I figure articles that need expansion or work. Perhaps articles in need of attention is a better idea?

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for the line at this point with only one book out it is just unclear what the line of books is going to be.--

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is tagged for cleanup but it looks pretty good to me. Does anyone see anything that still needs major work?

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True, but in this manner, the main Robin article will basically act as a very enriched disambig article. --

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This is nothing new.It was first revealed in #37, and later issues have addressed it (most notably #65). --

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I like it. When I get a chance, I'll probably try to update a few pages to match this a little closer. --

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They seem to be a bit thin on the ground. Any thoughts on ones we could nominate? It would be nice to get

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As I said before, I didn't read the entire article yet, I'm sure there are some more things to improve. --

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had done the same, and thought it looked nice. Also, it took about four hours, but I guess that's wiki.

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Well, wouldn't the onus be on us to update it with our new creations. But yes I agree wholeheartedly.

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too. You already received one comment advising you to wait, why are you just pressing on regardless?

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has a futurecomics tag on it. Is this still future? (The article seems to be written in past tense).

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I've tried to group all the Brown Shoes stuff together. What are people's thoughts on the subject?

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I would also like to se a marvel comic article get featured, if just for some balance. I believe

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with Grant Morrison - it sheds quite a lot of light on what he thinks the All Star concept means.

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Would anyone object if I created a Bronze Age of Comics article and moved some of the material in

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The paragraph about comics in different languages might be more fitting in the Etymology section.

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Somebody actually wanted a "Deathmate" page? Eh, I got nothing better to do, I can tackle it..--

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If we're going to get that up to "featured" status, it's going to need one hell of a rewrite. -

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If you don't know what something is, why do you start an article about it in the first place? --

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So how should we start putting the above Hiding (or any other preferred) layout into action? --

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I think there should at least be consistency across all the articles that refer to this period

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section to list articles that we want to bring to each other's attention. Hope it's useful.

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I suspect either "enthusiastic non-fluent English-speaker", or possibly someone very young -

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for featuring. Anyone feel like buffing it up before it gets buried under a sea of "No"s? -

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Ummm... I think he knows that, and meant a list showing Horror comics, Mystery comics, etc.

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Nah, I think this ship has sailed. I'm already fighting enough fires to take this one up.

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aren't linked the first time they appear in the article, but the third...?! Same goes for

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BrownShoes is at it again. Not only is he unhelpfully contesting the policy voted on at

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This archive page covers approximately the dates between 6 July 2005 and 24 August 2005.

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In a nutshell? They're reallyreallyreallyreally powerful (or at least potentially so in

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There seems to be a fair amount of support for the idea. Last night I put up a page for

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BAD url for it. All-caps is asking for people to typo it. You'd be better off making it

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as the two most common. Now, the beginning of the BA inherits this, and then you have a

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Heh, that was me. Can't remember the context it came up in (probably while scanning the

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It currently is the latter and I would like to know how we are supposed to write them.

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focuses on the history of the book, ignoring the plot and characters entirely. Others

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If he doesn't appear to be reading his talk page, he's listed an email address over on

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because I didn't go through it in as much depth as I did just there on Sat night :)

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section to bring it in line with other articles, but other than that, not too bad.

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Once again thank you for the advice. I do have another question. I think I've got

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I was wondering if the project had a standard for successors to a mantle, such as

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subcategorized by publisher and by genre? Isn't the word "title" misleading then?

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asking for discussion, but removed the Blur unilaterally. We need more input in

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I suppose we could just dual categorise superhero titles where neccessary, in a

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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are featured articles, shouldn't we try to get the other one of the big three,

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struck off Jon Sable, though it could perhaps do with expansion now it's back

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asking this where I shouldn't and could you direct me to where I should be? (

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I think that that future comics template in those hands is a worrying thing.

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Do we need them? Removing your piping reveals the articles to be located at

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Ultimate_Extinction&oldid=22602519

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This page needs serious clean-up and an introduction. And it was written by

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Reverted until there's a concensus in favour of change of this magnitude -

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I reformatted the front page to bring it in line with the nearly completed

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actually is would be nice, before saying that it doesn't define the term.

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I'll have a look at how it is done later this evening, but yes I'm game.

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title and should not redirect to FF at all. Should have its own article.

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In the Definition section, a little explaination of what Will Eisner's

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was nominated a while back, and shot down for being too fan-oriented.

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I'd say that since there has been little objection, yeah, go for it.

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Vodex, you can link to a category by inserting a colon (] produces

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fringe books excepted (the only one that leaps to mind offhand is

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I'm going to remove the merge tag. I created a temp page (found

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Speaking of which, the manga balloon is backwards in the picture.

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Several sections use Capitalisations that should be avoided (see

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The 20th Century sections seems pretty much focused on US comics.

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may help. After reading, it would help us to put it into use. --

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The problem with that is that I don't think we have many (any?)

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Tsunami as an imprint is defunct, and has been since... I think

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are an odd mesh of the two, swtiching back and forth constantly

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Is that a vote for lilac? I've tried to address your concerns.

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all have 'title' as a suffix, so I changed it before saving. --

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Vodex, my point was that "Adult humour" is not just a kind of

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may focus entirely on a character and his abilities, while

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Advance apologies if this is the wrong place to post this.

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I've given that images. What are people's thoughts now.

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Ditto. Plus... LILAC?! (That one goes for the portal too)

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entries), but it seemed like a good idea at the time. ;)

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If you look at both the English and French versions of

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for example, similar to what we do with write/artists.

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Hiding, meet brownshoes. Brownshoes, meet hiding. --

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I'm starting to expand the article set on comics like

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Just an idea: Maybe we could have something like the

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SoM, I see you've added a couple of those points to

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I think that's a bit of overkill! We don't need an

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http://en.wikipedia.org/Category:Adult_humour_titles

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don't even mind it as it is. Merge I say, MERGE! --

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We can always revert. 1132:Recent edits by BS22 to the Slingers article 518:Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Comics/exemplars 3641:Power and abilities of Wolverine (detailed) 3584:Knowledge (XXG):Naming Conventions (comics) 3169:It seems that all of the anons are used by 2352:I personally prefer the explainaition from 1453:, which is substub if not actually empty - 2151:Knowledge (XXG):What is a featured article 1825:or the Village Pump proposals page tho. - 1817:And since the "standard" WP:CMC, based on 114:Knowledge (XXG):How to archive a talk page 2247:Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Final Fantasy 1360:Page history, so you can see who did this 3679:Well, since I'm the one who tagged it... 3534:has engaged in a little revert war with 3304:, there are still a lot of links to the 2700:Okay, how often should we run it? I've 1181:imprint and it was loosely based on the 588:#4), but the end is a bit fuzzier, with 3442:, the new members could be either this: 2982:Teams, etc are already sorted out (see 1411: 18:Knowledge (XXG) talk:WikiProject Comics 3089:Divison of characters and book history 2696:Knowledge (XXG) Collaboration of the ? 1144:I repeat the question. For reference: 1058: 1043:wasn't ME ! it was someone but not me! 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 1555:and be done with it. He's not even a 738:Definitely, especially as a F5 is an 7: 3586:. 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Look at the contribs (diffs) 1379:16:38, September 7, 2005 (UTC) 1285:now here Placess add new info. 855:Any volunteers to set one up @ 791:16:42, September 4, 2005 (UTC) 734:21:42, September 1, 2005 (UTC) 688:14:51, September 1, 2005 (UTC) 3473:Wonder Girl (Cassie Sandsmark) 3281:18:34, 28 September 2005 (UTC) 3254:18:28, 28 September 2005 (UTC) 3241:13:44, 28 September 2005 (UTC) 3221:19:36, 27 September 2005 (UTC) 3211:19:02, 27 September 2005 (UTC) 3201:16:31, 27 September 2005 (UTC) 3178:22:29, 24 September 2005 (UTC) 3162:22:03, 24 September 2005 (UTC) 3140:09:07, 29 September 2005 (UTC) 3130:08:07, 25 September 2005 (UTC) 3118:19:27, 24 September 2005 (UTC) 3062:20:56, 23 September 2005 (UTC) 3045:19:38, 21 September 2005 (UTC) 3031:Category:Superhero comic title 3001:18:33, 21 September 2005 (UTC) 2991:17:18, 21 September 2005 (UTC) 2978:16:56, 21 September 2005 (UTC) 2949:15:56, 21 September 2005 (UTC) 2939:13:23, 21 September 2005 (UTC) 2922:12:58, 21 September 2005 (UTC) 2910:12:35, 21 September 2005 (UTC) 2896:07:27, 21 September 2005 (UTC) 2881:23:15, 25 September 2005 (UTC) 2871:16:00, 18 September 2005 (UTC) 2854:12:12, 16 September 2005 (UTC) 2832:20:37, 17 September 2005 (UTC) 2818:21:41, 16 September 2005 (UTC) 2786:08:56, 15 September 2005 (UTC) 2776:22:50, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2756:22:46, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2747:15:24, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2738:15:08, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2726:14:55, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2716:14:14, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2690:10:56, 15 September 2005 (UTC) 2656:22:50, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2622:09:51, 15 September 2005 (UTC) 2605:04:03, 15 September 2005 (UTC) 2561:22:50, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2521:17:44, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2461:14:14, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2448:12:33, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2429:15:08, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2404:14:55, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2342:14:14, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2326:11:37, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2321:Review is also a nice idea. -- 2306:10:17, 14 September 2005 (UTC) 2274:22:35, 13 September 2005 (UTC) 2261:22:18, 13 September 2005 (UTC) 2241:20:04, 12 September 2005 (UTC) 2209:23:05, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 2165:21:45, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 2111:18:50, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 2071:22:24, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 2003:20:32, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1987:20:32, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1961:20:04, 12 September 2005 (UTC) 1948:16:37, 12 September 2005 (UTC) 1909:18:50, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1897:18:34, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1888:17:18, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1858:18:50, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1830:18:34, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1795:01:54, 11 September 2005 (UTC) 1779:18:50, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1763:17:12, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1736:18:50, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1724:18:34, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1708:17:12, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 1636:22:12, 11 September 2005 (UTC) 1592:20:48, September 7, 2005 (UTC) 1543:20:28, September 7, 2005 (UTC) 1275:Talk:All Star Batman and Robin 1238:16:49, September 4, 2005 (UTC) 1075:Ultimate Fantastic Four Annual 895:22:16, 10 September 2005 (UTC) 824:17:20, September 7, 2005 (UTC) 805:18:25, September 4, 2005 (UTC) 776:13:37, September 4, 2005 (UTC) 705:07:27, 15 September 2005 (UTC) 621:. 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